Project questions

Project questions aim to assess a candidate's ability to work on both the front end and backend of a web application, emphasizing a holistic understanding of web development. HackerEarth allows you to assess a candidate’s understanding of frontend, back end, and full stack concepts. 

In the HackerEarth library, we have questions that are built using real-world applications of coding. These questions cover a wide variety of frameworks and can help you evaluate a candidate on their application-building and problem-solving skills in a real-life situation. The questions cover three complexity levels: Easy, Medium, and Hard.

Candidates will require a well-rounded understanding of web development concepts, languages, frameworks, and best practices to solve these questions. You can ask candidates to do the following tasks on HackerEarth's platform:

• Build an entire application by configuring the front end and backend
• Build only the backend part of an application
• Build only the front end part of an application
  

Supported frameworks

Frontend

• Angular

• React

• React Native

• Flutter

• Vanilla (HTML / CSS / JavaScript)

Backend

• Django

• NodeJS

• Flask

• Spring

• .NET

• Java

• Python

• Golang

• Ruby

• PHP

• Android (Kotlin)

• Android (Java)

Project questions are ideal to assess a candidate's skills on both the front end and backend. They can create a complete application or just a part of it for these types of questions, and they can also be easily assessed on various frameworks supported by the HackerEarth platform. 

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